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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-08
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Methodist bishops at st. Paul cut out
work for the year.
Louisville job printers are out on
strike.
Santa Fe railway company will deep
en- the artesian well at Galveston.
Guadalupe county stock fair In SEES
sion.
Prairie fire eight miles square at Wills
Point. MANY cattle burned.
Cholera is reported stamped out in
Italy.
Lord Stanley is to succeed Lands
downe as governor general OF Canada.
Mexican war veterans are In session
at Fort Worth.
FOUR car loads OF cotton burned on
track near BeDchly, Texas.
The cars departure from Copenha-
gen 10 still delayed.
st. Louis Fifth National bank sus-
ponds.
Swordbearer, the refractory Crow, Is
dead and the Crow war is over.
West Point wants improved buildings,
light and water supply.
Fort Riley, Kansas, becomes an i'm
portant artillery and cavalry post.
The Crow.ploking is over; only one es-
capped.
Morgan denies that Georgia Gordon
kissed him.
Cardinal Pelangiro, the last cardinal
created by Plus the Ninth, is dead.
Prince Ferdinand will not accept the
resignation of his war minister.
The strike In the Bounsge district,
Belgium, is colspsing.
Three British soldiers killed in the
first skirmish with CetewayO's son.
The dynsmiter who attempted to
blow up the mayor Of Racine, Wis goes
over the road for 10 years.
Eighteen young army officers In St.
Petersburg sent to Siberia for plotting
against the government.
Steamer Winchester, for London with
5000 bales OF cotton, puts into Bermuda
with cotton on fire.
Hogan, the murderer of Deputy U. S.
Marshal Carlton. Is jailed at Fort
Worth.
Mrs. j. c. HOlden's baby holds the
blue ribbon rs the prize baby Of the Dali
las fair.
New York supreme court decides that
the George party are entitled TO an cleo.
ton inspector nc each polling place.
Stettsnesu, of Chicago. sues Lester &
Co. for quarter OF a million commits
siOns.
King Milan of Servia will exercise his
prerOgative and chose enough members
Of the skuptschlna to give his cabinet a
majority vote.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

MENGER HoTEL.-H l. Berg, City: f Arch
er, Houston; Miss Mccormick, Wcimer; inc
n Eukin. Scguin; DIR J B Taylor, New York;
II Nichesen, RObt Hendricks, City; J c War
rem, ST Louis; John Hancock, Austin: John
Henry Wade, Bradford, England; JnO T Lytle
Ranch; c II Baker, F o Council. Mexico; NJ }
Sass. Galveston; A II Solomon, City; J II
Stephens, Honey Grove; l. Il Randolph and
son, Laredo; W J Mcnamara, City; Stanley
WEIGH, Jno 4 McCampbel, Corpus Christi
VIM Succkncr, New York; DIR and Mrs V
Walker, L 5 Army; l. Crouch, Pcarsall; DIR j
7 Taylor, Ranch; N 7 Wilson, junction City;
Taylor and wife, City; A Marx, New York;
w + Mcfarland, Greensboro Ky; ROsswOg
New York; II Tardy, Del Rio; G Williams
City.
SOUTHERN HOTEL-Ed COrkill aud daugh.
ter, Fredericksburg; w VI Walton; Austin;
POingdestre. Windsor, Kendall Co; w {
KrOegcr, CITY; B White, Del Rio; o s Ncwal
City; VI Newton, Hamilton, Tex; l. II Brown
owen Ford, san Marcos; W + Jones, Coma
les; X DOud, Brownsville; A Locke, Deni
son; c Cox, Pearsall; J Bell, BastrOp; J }
Davis, Pearsall; T n SpOOner, Gonzales; + /
Burke, Neimar; + B Wimberly, Jas Cessna
han, Mississippi; II ID HUI. DenisOn; John A
Kerr, Carlsbad, Tex; c A Hoover, Texas; g
Fullerton, Toledo; NJ Newversh, Del Rio; {
Lucy, Austin; J X Walker, Luling; J Not
hacker. DenisJn; J n Rivers. Austin; l. Gil
naugh, City; T II MOtterO, E Rutledge, Pales
tine; W Butt, Waco; c Bailey, Corpus
Christi.
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At Peace.

A stomach in revolt Is an obdurate rebel.
Corrected with HosTetter's Stomach Bitters.
its discussions with the food introduced into
II in unwaTy moments of appetite ceases.
Then it is at peace. Then dyspepsia abandous
its grip. Then such fractions manifestations
as heartburn, a sinking sensation in the pit of
the abdomen between meals and unnatural
biliousness, &C, cease to inflict martyrdom.
After a course of the national tonic and alter
alive, the liver and bowels, always more or
less disordercd during prolonged attack of
indigestion, resume their functions and be.
come regular Thus not only dyspepsia, but
its concOmitants, constipation and biOusness,
are conquered by the medicine, which RENE
dies their fruitful cause, weakness of the or
gans of digestion. The epigastric nerve, cellu-
lar tissue, in short, every organ that bears a
part in the digestive processes acquires VigoT
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Petitions Rolling In.

SPRINGFIELD, Nov. S-OVer two hum
dred and fifty letters and petitions were
received by Gov. Oglesby this morning
in reference to the anarchists case, the
far greater portion being, as usual, from
Chicago. The proportion of de-
mands for execution were greatly in
excess of requests for clemenoy.
Rumor says that two more threatening
letters were received by the governor
this morning. and according to an inva-
riable custom, were promptly burned.
Governor Oglesby Is less Affected than
his friends.
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Railroad Accident.

WHEELING, W. Va, Nov. s. While a
freight train on the Pittsburg, Wheeling
and Kentucky railroad was runni, z
through the town of Wellsburg, one OF
the rails spread and the cars left the
track. They rolled over and over
down deep embsnkment and
crashed into the dwellings of Joseph
and John Murphy. Both buildings were
literally crushed into atoms. The ter
rible blow given by the train knocked
the roof entirely of the building and
crushed Murphy and two children
Loss $4,000.
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Serious Trouble Feared.

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. IA telegram
from Soddy, mining town twenty-five
miles from this city, says the mounts-
neers have armed themselves and are
marching against the negroes Of that
town. This has aroused the negroes
and they have all armed and are
awaiting the approach Of the often
sive party. The sheriff with posse
has gone to the scene of trouble and
great excitement prevails and women
and children have taken refuge at ore
end of town. 1t ia WEIGH mining
200 negroes are employed at the coke
ovens. Trouble has grown out of q
fight between a negro AMI white man
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The Crown Princes Sensation.

BERLIN, Nov. S.-Reich's Anzeiger
publishes statement from DR.. Mac
KenZie that the crown prince, Freder-
lex Williams, throat Is worse, but that
he is in no imminent danger. Drs
Schroeder and Krause have been ordered
TO San Reno, where the Crown Prince
William is staying. Prince william, the
crown prinoe's eldest son, will start for
that place tonight. The announcement
Of the crown princes condition caused a
sensatiOn.
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Strike Practically Ended.

FRANKLIN, La, Nov. S-Most OF the
plantations between Pattersonville and
Tigerville have resumed work, though
as a rule with short forces of men. The
wOrkmen were In most instances
strikers, who decided to return to work.
PattersOnville negroes are still badly
scared and many OF them remain out In
the woods. A dispatch from Patterson
willie says the strike in that section is
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-08

The New York Sun having had a
standing grievance against Cleveland
because he kept so many republicans in
Office, has been making q critical exam
ination of the record and finds that the
government has been administered to
better effect democraticslly than
he, Dana, imagined. OF the 1871
presidentially appoiDtes pOstmasters,
over 1900 have been removed,
or about two Gay for every
week day since the present incum bent
took the oath OF Office. Since finding
out this fact, as also that sill the revenue
offices have been changed until no re-
publicans remain, the New York sun
has taken a more favorable view Of the
democracy OF the presidential mind.
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The Strike Spreading.

New ORLEANS, Nov. S.-A special from
Plaquemine says that the strike Of la
borers on the plantations has reached
this parish. Only one plantation, Ever
green, Is so far affected. Should the
strike spread and continue, our planters
will suffer to a great extent, as large
portion Of the crop of Iberville parish is
still In the fields,
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A Difficult Operation.

SAN RENO, Nov. S.-Dr. Mackenzie
states that a renewal of a discharge
Of pus from the crown princes throat
renders 1t necessary to perform a diff
cult and complicated cutting operation
of the Iarynx,
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LATEST TELEGRAPHICN NEWS
Associated Press Dispatches and
Specials Up to the Hour of
Going to Press.
Crown Prince Worse.

LONDON, Nov. S.-Dr. Mackenzie tele-
graphs from San Reno as follows: Re
gsrding the condition OF the German
crown prince, there has been recur-
renee Of the growth lower down In the
throat. lam issuing unfavorable bulle-
tins Tonight"
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Attention. Ladies',

For fine millinery, ladies' fancy goods,
all kinds Of imported yarn and EN-.
broidered material, also, stamping done
on short notice, call at the Misses
Kirohner, 225 w. Commerce street. I'm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-08
EXTRA BARGAINS.

$40 acres Of fine land, Is miles from the city,
on the International railroad. A good house
with two rooms. Place all fenced, about 80
acres in cultivation, good well of permanent
water. very fine place, and can be bought
At 4 bargain.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-08

New ORLEANS joins the catalogue Of
southern cities to be renovated by
northern capital. The south takes
everything the north has to offer save a
loyal idea. This they will not receive
at any price.
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The Committee Reaches the Gov


SPRINGFIELD, Nov. S.-The members
OF the committee of the united labor
party, to interCede with the governor
In behalf OF the condemned anarchists.
arrived here last night. The members
talked freely regarding their mission,
to associated press representative.
finding of the bombs in Lingg's
cell would have, Mr.. Dixon
said, "the effect so far produced Is de-
pIOrable, and our delegation in this city
tonight would be ten times as large had
not this matter been published broad
cast. l do not know whether it is
really true that bombs were secreted
In the cell by Lingg. but ]
can say this, il 1t Is proven beyond q
doubt, after further Investigations, that
the bombs we're with his procurement,
no one can cOnscientiously ask clemency
for him. II Lining wanted to insure the
hanging of himself and all his comrades
he could not have done a more likely
thing to attain that end than to secTete
these bombs, just as he is alleged to
have done. Great excitement was
Oceasioned here last night by the
announcement that Col Ewart,
assistant adjutsnt general, has
notified the commanders of two
Springfield companies Of the Fifth Regi-
ment, state militia, to hold their
companies in readiness to assem-
Bile at their armory for service.
1t is not known at this writing what
the object Of the order Is, nor where the
troops are expected to be sent. The be-
lief is prevalent. however, that they are
to be ordered 10 Chicago.
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J0SKE BROTHERS

The Variety. of Dress Goods this Winter is
greater than ever before making itimpracticable
to give an accurate description of every piece.of
goods
Reader you form idea of Immense
Stock we will describe desirable articles which
offering at the lowest possible margin
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which will stand The most critical insp action
and which we will guarantee superior to any,
thing ever offered in this city
Come and look us over if you want to save
money this fall. We can do it for you, and the
result will be that you will CALL AGAIN.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-08

CarpetsI Carpetsi! Carpetslil
5 roll yard wide carpet. SO cts.
Ingram 4" 40 OTIS.
8" Ingram, good value 30 OTIS.
d" All wool super extra 75 cts.
10" Brussels carpet 60 cts.
10" Brussels carpet 20 cts.
10 Brussels carpet $l.00.
Large Liue rugs. All kinds.
100 KeDsiDgton Art square carpets.
(10-5-tO HAAS & oPPENHErMER.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-08

BAIFoUR's speeches on the Irish ques-
tion prove him the boss fool OF the I'M
usually big family Of British fools who
have vapOrized on this home rule ques-
ton.
Miss Rives has written a story about
Noah and the flood for Harper's Maya
zine. She is evidently trying to COM
pete with the yarns In Harper's Draw
er.-Detroit Free Press.
Nov, how must do with this we'd
ding cake to dream on it?" asked gush-
ing damsel OF matter-of-fsot young
man. Just eat it; that's all" was the
reply.-Wsshington Grille.
Countryman Ito bride, in restaursnt)
-"How do you like the cheese, Mir
andy?" Bride Crying to eat Sch weitzer
case ~ don't like it at all, John. In
the fust place 1t don't smell right, an in
the second place it's all full o. knot
holes. Epoch.
A West Side three-year-old showed
an appreciation OF things the other day
won't you give me a kiss, dear?" coax
ed lady. 81 don't want to-" said the
little one. "Oh, give the lady kiss,
Florence" said the father. 100 kiss
her, papa, 90 like to."-ChicagO Trib-
une.
Gotham Mani suppose you have
met Prof Blank, OF the Kentucky uni
versity?" Kentucky Man-"Yes; don't
want to meet him again, either" G.
M.-"Eh? understood he was one of
the most intellectual men of the time"
X. M.-"Regulsr ignorsmus." G. M
"IgnOrsmus?" X. M.-"Yes; can't
even play poker"
CONGRESS at its approaching session
can safely tackle the question OF a new
quarantine law which will certainly
shut out all possibility OF New York
acting as cholera scatterer for the in
fected ports OF Europe. No matter how
actively the subject may be agitsted, 1t
will not be construed into a pernicious
exercise of political privilege.
IT having been found that oysters
In shell never spoil with the shells tight
ly closed, a Maryland genius has been
experimenting with the biyslves and
claims to have sent load Of them across
water and back, the shipment returning
in good odor and order, by simply lock-
ing the shells by a patent bsck-actiOn,
dorble-twisted arrangement peculiarly
his own. There be other things than
oysters that keep better with their
shells closed.
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PERSONAL,

Capt. John Darraugh and family have
returned home.
Capt. w. 4. Jones, sheriff of Gonzales
county, is stopping at the Southern.
Capt. B. l., Crouch, of Pearsall, is at
the Menger.
Gus J. Lang, Of Kerrville, Is at the
Maverick hotel.
Mr., W. Clemens, banker of New
Braunfels, Is at the Mshncke.
DR.. and Mrs. +. V. Walker, U. s.
army, are at the Menger.
MIR. A. G. Thomas, OF Floresville, &C.
companled by Misses Mollie McIDtire
and Ada Malone, is at the st. Leonard.
Z. B. Winebody and Jas Cosnohan,
horse buyers from Mississippi, are at the
Southern.
Mayor Atlee, Of Laredo. and his fami-
ly are guests at Mrs. HoCkett's, on St.
Mary's street.
Mrs. Laura Mitchell, OF Laredo, ia
visiting her mother in this city ,.on South
Presa street.
Major NJ Shive and wife, OF Goliad,
are in the city, on their way home from
the Dallas fair.
r. M. O'Dowd, an attorney OF Browns
vile, has arrived In the city to take q
position in the government headquar-
ters.
Walter Tips, prominent hardware
merchant Of Austin, is at the Mahncke.
He is an uncle Of Mr.. Julius Tips, Of this
city.
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PARDONED AT LAST!

Mr.. Henry A. Blair of 3lS East Commerce
street received few days ago the handsomest
assortment of Holiday goods ever brought to
the state, such as satin and plush band painted
and embossed toilet bottles in every color and
shape, also toilet and manicure sets from Sl.5O
up TO $40. Now is your time to procure great
bargains, for they are selling very rapidly.
Everybody will ind it to their advantage deal
ing at Farmers Drug store; the drugs are al
ways fresh and pure. Mr.: Blair giving al
and triple extracts; odOrs not to be procured
at other houses, can readily be found at
BLkIR!'S POPULAR PHARMACY
~ TeleRone No. 296.
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Only So a Year.
PROGRESS
~ / wOLFsON ! ! !

Has been our watchword We have worked
and striven for it morning noon and niqht and
our reward has been continued
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RIAL EsTzTE.


Ths foll1einR assds usrs alsd b Ne
Auditors oGiss for rssard yesterday;
DIT Dsnny 10 J. n WhaalaE, los 3.
hloek 50. Park addition; $50.
n L Ye1fsE 10 jacob KuFth, cgmuene-
IN uhnEe noEfh lire e ths festsF d.
nafkun olaim imtsEsasls he weak line On
Bromaway street, thanes woE1 10 Alley ID
block s.. TeEryis addition. theaee south
% KiR Btrsg4, ehenoa east 20 Broadway
stzes1. thence n0sth to place Of begin
nina: 5000.
Bsrish Bsuwu TO Jas and Ois Hsilson,
25laeres 10 II NsadeK donation claim,
h = Phillips 30 n ID Ballard, q sEnol
g lana h go IS tp - range Z cas-
500.
John HaIsy 10 Esottis Haley, lots 9. 4
bleak II. MegoeF's addition: q.
ID Bailard 70 L1uEs s WRIGHT. :
acres In ioa 8 SO y, ~ ~ range 4 easi
Geo y Bozasa % Lara 5 KniRh'
SANE; IS.
FH kichards and W Il Forrest 10
3 Kinnear, lots Is and "a. block lo7, 2
I Denny's addition; 5000.
WaltsE BazEitt 10 Bsniamin Murphy
lots and 3, block 10. washington ID
diti0B; 800.
Bs1lsnIn Murphy TO y K PssfOutain
same; sos.
Della Keevan to W 8 Thompson
NIX Of lot 5, N SW Of NE 4. ~
2, - q, range 3 east; e625.
II A Smith 10 I Sestom, I0t 3, bloch
Is, Cove addition; SEQ.
David Z Blaine 80 Paris Mccain. 3 y.
Of lots and 6, block IS, AEayuard's cd
dillon; q, 0o6 ~.
B B Young to irwin Z Weiizel, NE J,
Of NV i. NW5{ Of NE sec IS, % 81
range east; 81 800.
DIT Denny 20 B KinneaF, lots I
and IA, block 107, North Seattle; 81.
sheriff Of King .oo1nty 70 DAVID v
Morgan, 3 y Of s Of zee q. % q
range 5 easii 81, le3.40.
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De ~ 9 6Ezg a.nmine
Gke wn9 . aumnkZY len;
Ihsy 81 fhe1E hezt uEe 1nMDsE
- mnks lh2t snmmeR 90.
Lnns uslha ihsy took inaskAes,
Thels h1azl1 and lAnuRhlz - fhya1ei
No mxaGzr What 90 weather,
nay hsa hlissff tine.
A. lazt Ne eHaNun ends6.
Ard enGe1 Was biz seaE;
Ehe GhounAa tkezF lives WHEe b1Gn1ed
FsR ever end cay.
But seen hsf dEsau uan osef,
Fog. IN IL effy's whlEl,
8he taaEned. heF fegreant IceeF
Had Eot azothsE mi.
Poor tkfna, sbs hidss heE suFrou,
An a0umsgy makdeus ean.
And faa han11 temnrEow
Bhs'n I'd ~ hired man.
--Senvpilit yeas1nl
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CeoL

sWish / oooId wsaE q Coney Island
bathing salt" said q Niagara street
young man 10 bis cousin lass evening.
e. they sat on piazza and perspifsd.
"What 0ces q Ooney Island bathing
suit consist Of, GsorRs7" dsmurely asked
the maiden.
aOh," be replied, % little cotton "a
pat IN your ears"
Then they looked a the pale moon
until Il was time TO change the subject
-BH6sio Courier.
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n osf-ON THURSDAY, BETWEEN TINS
IL city add Wilson's place on 1 he washing.
ton, q black shawl trimmed wfsh black lace
Finder vii Be rewarded By leavtag q this
once. iyIf Al
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HUNTS "
REMEDY ~
TIED BEST
Kidney and Liver Medicine.


HUNTS RKMRDH has avea IRON
nnes-inz a.seAse Gsd ss4sA Auaaress wAo
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bropzE. Grave. ntshets. ssa Iaeonsinsnos
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csrstes - AaPssfts. braces up &c syseus, xna
nrnswsa spasss "a ihr result.
mUSass aEHEDE earss pats h TIE
SD. Bseh o. I,oins. General Deeaity, Female
psssases. DSsfzreet SIP Laa e Apve,s,.
snA R-teAt's Disslss.
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saasss tsas psodacs Rllieas HeAdseaa. Drvp-e
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Asaa ~ da1xe o. shn way sstiaags are
psa lee in'e tie Ne Fed ieAes I A
NksaFs eses two tgsnaAtrs SasssyeA
b. him lass faiL % wkssa sesttamenA h
eiaiDe4 ter ersry q4agteF scctsoe.
there hxs tefe more iaHd bFoksr tha
ear tnan in ~ To- rsseedizg year..
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Aeaula Nantea fos ths aAis e eruil
tFeeaA srsall fseisa. gEare vtnsa. ess. stc,
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Steamer @. Patrick
A FTER JuME ezn WILL LEAVE G1ApEck
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Onion City for Pert Gamhla. IaasdaT uol1feE
morninG: Pert Gamble Tor nealack, Nfaty
maruinR. seabeck for Port Gamoie, Saturday
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Arrives daily from Tacoma pm
Departs daily for T6coma...,.... en-
Arrives daily from TAcamA. ox.
cGpt SUNDAY sss.sss..sssss stssAA-N -
Departs daily Tor Tacoma e4ceDa
HunQAY. ..............a.as.s..s - IL -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-20

AFriv1a from Whalcom every Tuns.
day. ThuFsday and Saturday st.... : pm
Departs for whatccm and NJ ports
every Sunday, Tuesday md Thurs'
day, at....ssss.sss.s....sss Pm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-20

OmcrwnArE, Jaiy 10. - Tks uailsd
tItates Judas has ordered Z. i. Harper
taAEen 10 she Dayton, Ohis. jail Mnd ne
Was Transferred thls afternoon. This y
sappsasd 70 be d0ns - prssent the
oPaatina u 100 many special pEtSilsRes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-20

IONpoa, Jaly i0.-The PoFle has
seat circular 10 she powers Suggesting
that Pfinsa Ferdinand be made Gov.
efnoF Of Roumelia and Reeent Of Bal.
aaria, until the eobEaris chooses an.
other ruler.
saassrskes IN Clnefnnati.
CgNcuzNATI, July Is.--TheFe we're 70
ported % the police headquarters up e
mianiaht for the end Of the dag q
Gases Of sunatFoke. sin Of them fatal.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-20

NEW YoRK, July 19.-Money on call,
sasy. aa 4(d5 per cent; prime mercantile
paper, 6j{la6 per cent; steFiinQ ex
change, Gull bat Arm, az 44.62i foI
sixty dag bills, &46k for demand.